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RE: Can you identify this passage? - Julian de Vries - 04-11-2019 Excellent of you uploading your article to “academia”. I wish more scholars would follow your lead. RE: Can you identify this passage? - Renatus - 04-11-2019 Thanks for the compliment. RE: Can you identify this passage? - Condottiero Magno - 04-13-2019 (04-11-2019, 09:48 PM)Renatus Wrote:(10-11-2013, 10:58 AM)Renatus Wrote: I'm playing my cards a little close to my chest but all will be revealed in due course. Will Fairfax's unstarted work with notes be uploaded by the British Library at some point? RE: Can you identify this passage? - Renatus - 04-13-2019 (04-13-2019, 01:05 AM)Condottiero Magno Wrote: Will Fairfax's unstarted work with notes be uploaded by the British Library at some point? I very much doubt it. It is tucked away, unattributed, in the Harley Collection. However, they have it on microfilm, so would presumably provide a hard copy, for a price. That's how I got my copy. RE: Can you identify this passage? - Renatus - 04-13-2019 Condottiero, Your post on Lead Adventure Forum seems to have generated a lot of interest - ECW buffs, I guess. Thanks for the publicity. RE: Can you identify this passage? - Condottiero Magno - 04-14-2019 (04-13-2019, 06:43 AM)Renatus Wrote:(04-13-2019, 01:05 AM)Condottiero Magno Wrote: Will Fairfax's unstarted work with notes be uploaded by the British Library at some point? I get the impression this has to be done in person, as I can't find it on the online microfilm catalogue. I have Christopher Allmand's The De Re Militari of Vegetius: The Reception, Transmission and Legacy of a Roman Text in the Middle Ages and now looking for a work doing the same for the later 16th and 17th/18th Centuries. (04-13-2019, 09:59 PM)Renatus Wrote: Condottiero, You're welcome... ECW is quite popular, on account of the material being easily accessible in English, and not as viscerally contentious as Napoleonics, so I assumed there would be some interest. An hundred and thirty-six views as of 21:07 EST for a non-gaming thread started last night, though more posts would be nice. RE: Can you identify this passage? - Renatus - 04-14-2019 (04-14-2019, 01:04 AM)Condottiero Magno Wrote: I get the impression this has to be done in person, as I can't find it on the online microfilm catalogue. It's some six years since I found the manuscript but, as far as I remember, I found the index card for it at the Library that day. However, I requested a photocopy, as that seemed cheaper. When I received it, the quality was not good, so I then wrote and requested a print of the microfilm, which was much better. I would send them an e-mail quoting the Harley number and asking for a copy. They can only say 'No'. (04-14-2019, 01:04 AM)Condottiero Magno Wrote: I have Christopher Allmand's The De Re Militari of Vegetius: The Reception, Transmission and Legacy of a Roman Text in the Middle Ages and now looking for a work doing the same for the later 16th and 17th/18th Centuries. I am not aware of a similar study for the later period, although there are scattered references in works cited in my article and in my piece on Lieutenant John Clarke (also on academia.edu). RE: Can you identify this passage? - Renatus - 04-14-2019 As an addition to my last post, do not be deceived by the suggestion that you may come across that George Washington used Vegetius during the Revolutionary War. I have been looking into that in some depth and can find nothing to support it. |